Wilson Grad Class

Best website out there for those of you looking for multiplication flashcards. They can be printed front to back perfectly!

Cool, great site to share with parents.

Multiple choice questions give students food for thought on how other nations eat and share their meals, manners included. Nice for World Cultures classes and maybe even FCS. Drumming may be slightly annoying,

This will tie in nicely with my unit on ettiquette with my Foods 2 students before their formal dinner!

graphic organizers that can be downloaded in HTML, PDF or Word

Great article I found on social and emotional learning. I enjoyed reading it, because it relates well with a topic I researched for another Wilson course this year. It would have been a great resource for my research paper.

This is a 5th grade wikispace for Mrs. Abernethy's class. The kids have created a variety of wikis and linked to other resources that all connect back to their curriculum.

This is a website where I found a Who Wants to be a Millionaire game that reviews test-taking tips. I am going to use it to review with my students before the PSSA in April. Best suited for elementary I think.

I took the test and wond $1,000,000,000. I wish. I bookmarked this and shared with some other groups. Thanks for passing it on.

A neat article from a parents perspective. The article includes tips on how today's parents want to be communicated with and included in their child's education. The article explains in detail about the current generation of parents and why they act the way they act.

Possibly a good start for schools everywhere. The more states doing this will make transfer students fit in educationally in all schools and we won't have to play catch up with so many students. Important for our district as we have constant turnover of students

Top 50 Brain Teasers and Games that people have enjoyed the most in our blog. It is always good to learn about our brains and to exercise them!.

Here is a fun site for those who like to do brain teasers. Lots of people including students like to exercise their brain.

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Free online math games for kids. 28 different kinds of games on Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division that teach basic and advanced math.

I thought this poll was interesting since our school was currently looking into this effort.

International Society for Technology in Education Site

Thanks for sharing. This is a great site.

Is there any money for field trips?

Wouldn't it be great to have him visit. Maybe if you google him you can get him to skype in. I bet Dr. Moyer would let you open skype for a visit from this guy.

This link takes you to Siemens Stem Academy which is a portal to a variety of science related resources.

Interesting Article aobut obsolete technology in 2010

Thought this was interesting. Are you still using any of these items?

This website is connected to National Geographic. It allows students to explore difficult topics such as Ecology and Geology through a game like experience. Students work on "missions" as they learn about our Earth.

I found this site through the RSS feed on Google Reader. The RSS stemmed from TechLearning. This site would probably be most applicable for 4th grade and up if it is to be used independently. I think with scaffolding, working as a whole group, and some frontloading of information, younger students could enjoy the experience as well.

ISTE Wiki - provides links to resources for the NETS for student standards and also breaks the standards down by grade level and provides links by grade level

This Wiki has lots of good information. I am sending it to you so you can bookmark it.

This is a great site to teach the story elements to elementary level students.

This site is really cool. I passed it along to my elementary diigo group.